The fourth beta of iOS 18.2 has been released, bringing some minor updates for iPhone users. These changes precede the public rollout of iOS 18.2, expected in early December.
Here’s a summary of the new features in iOS 18.2 beta 4…
iOS 18.2 beta 4 is currently available for developer testers, with a new public beta version anticipated to launch later today. The build number for this update is 22C5142a. This beta is available for all iPhones that support iOS 18, but Apple Intelligence features are restricted to the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and iPhone 16 models.
What’s new in iOS 18.2 beta 4?
- Apple has transitioned the Camera Control settings from the “Accessibility” menu to a newly created “Accessibility” submenu within the main “Camera Control” settings. The same options remain accessible in the primary “Accessibility” settings as well.
- While scrubbing through a video in the Photos app, the timestamp now displays milliseconds.
- The profile picture icons in the Mail app appear smaller compared to beta 3.
- An option was introduced in iOS 18.2 beta 2 to display notification badges solely for unread messages in the “Primary” category. The latest beta, iOS 18.2 beta 4, includes a new popup notification that informs users about this setting when they first access the Mail app.
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